Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-04-27

tram arrived - TIE Hook Island at
o'ciock p. m. today having On board q
party Of iniured Uea from the Horton.
They consisted cf LisutanauA Governor
Riddle. Secrstarv Of Stats Alten. and
state Auditor MeCsrtky. Of The Kansas
Board ~ Railroad Assessors, Who havs
been making tour o. Inspection over
the Ohieage, Kansas and Esbrasks
roads. They we're sccompaDied BY
President Low and GeaeFai Manager
Fisher, and with an entire train ersv
we're msre or less injured. The party
left Hofton this mornin9 - 90 west CO
the AtcAison branch. One mile from
thst plsce the train was hurled dewn .
bank 100 feet high. Allen wan huFt
mcss seriously, bat not dangerously.
Wedding ef Hiss Hattie creekeF.
San FRAHcEsoo. April 26. - TIE we'd
dina Of Aiss Hattie CroekeE OF thia city,
daughter OF Charles Checker Of the
Soathern Pacific Railway Company, 60
Charles Alexander Of Ne1 York City.
took place a. Graos Cathedral a. noon
today, Rav. E. h. spauldina o6sciatin0.
The church was crowded With fashion
sble spectators. The ceremony was
short and impressive. The bridal party
left the church and proceeded 20 the
Crocksf mansion. where i0ay sat down
70 wedding brsakfast, at which only
the members Of the family and relatives
we're present.
Beyesss ef Thlrty-tWs Reads.
PrrrsBuRa. April 26.-Ths Psnnsyi-
vania Company has issued another ctr
eulaf disseminating the sale Of tickets
over the Missouri Paciila end the other
Gould rosds. she Chicago, BURLINGTON a
oaincy and its lessed lines, and the
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 Sc. Paul, MAKING,
in ell. total Of thirty two roads In the
West ever which the Pennsylvania Com
pany have nov ceassd 10 sell through
tickets.
swlmmIng saved Wer Life.
Exx Yozx, April 2s-Kass Fisher.
16 years old, was found oiinging % the
spfles under the North Dock, al the foot
Of East Twenty eighth street this morn
ing. She said that she was dung into
the river BY young Fufian who bad at
tempted 10 assault hes, but being able
10 swim she managed 10 save her life.
She said she bad been In the water ten
hours.
Funeral og Alexander Mitchell.
MnwAUKKK, ApFiI 26.-The funeral Of |
Alexander Mitchell, which occurred 81
So. James Church today, vas made i'm |
prassise by the tremendous ooneonrse |
in attendance. The chancel Of the |
church vas filed With floral offerings |
After che services In the church, which |
vere brief, the remains we're taken 90 |
Forest Home Cemetery for iutsrment. |
A RailFoad EseRa.
CHICAGO, April "a Nelns' Washing
ton special says that RobeFt Garrett |
told friend in BAlttEore on Saturday /
that the sale Of the Baltimore and Ohio /
Railroad 10 the Ives and StaynoF party
vas as good - settled; that although
their option expired on the 25th Of the
month, there would be no trouble about |
the matter. and that the deal would be
all closed np, the transfer Of property
made and be will be OF for Rarope
within the next six weeks for two
years stay.
Death Of BIah0p BeekwIth.
ATLANTA (Ga-), April 26.-The Right
Rev. J. w. Bockwith, Bishop Of Geor-
gia, died this morning.
Decsdedly Cecil.
LxHoHBuBo (val. April 26.-The
are covered with snow this
The weather IL decidedly
oool.
straits FHn OF Ice.
CHxBoYeAx (Mioh.), April 26.-A
northeast wind has filled the straits
With Toe, and the steamers and sailing
vessels are unable 10 get through.
Driving n silver spike.
PuacxLr, Ohickasav Nation. (Indian
rerr'y), April 26.-Todsy at this point,
distant from Arkansas City, Kaa., 1852
miles, and from Gainesville. Texas, l06
miles, the Arkansas City extension Of
Ihe southern KaRaas Railroad and the
Calf, Colorado 4 Sants Fe, were con-
necsed With a silver spike, driven by the
Of Kansas. Missouri and
Texas. This adds three hundred miles
10 the Atchison, Topeka 4 Santa Fe
system and opens aeV felds In Texas
aud gives it q separate outlet for the
Kansas and Indian Territory b0siness.
Black Fever.
OuKBRc, April %. -Advices from The
Valley Of St. Maurice state that the dis
ease known as black fever, accompanied
By diphthefia, is making horrible raw
aRss among the pesple at Mount Carl
boa. Ths family Of Frsneh settler
named Antoine Vesugsoi has been al
most destroyed. eight deaths having
taken place.